The Israeli government on Wednesday accused Israel of "deliberatively" pushing the situation into permanent tension after the killing of three young men in the West Bank.
The government named in a statement to its spokesman, Yusuf Mahmud, the three martyrs who were killed by the occupation army in the city of Nablus and the town of Abuin north of Ramallah.
Al-Mahmoud, Israel, claimed responsibility for the killings, reiterating the call for "international protection for our people, who are being persecuted and subjected to their presence on the land of their fathers and grandfathers and the seizure of their property."
The Israeli army killed on Tuesday night young Omar Abu Laila accused of killing a soldier and a settler in a shooting two days ago at the settlement "Ariel."
The Ministry of Health announced the death of two youths after the soldiers opened fire on a car they were traveling in Nablus.
